Summer Camps in Lakeside, OR
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Flag Football (Grades 1-2) - Ethical Culture
Get a line on football and grab the FLAG. Learn the rules, moves and strategies of football without the tackling! Emphasis will be on developing skills, and teamwork. Play will be in Central Park weather permitting or in the 6th floor gym. Dress for the weather. Instructors: Bruce Trager, Josh Santerre, Elana Kuflik 212-712-6230
Get a line on football and grab the FLAG. Learn the rules, moves and strategies of football without the tackling! Emphasis will be on developing skills, and teamwork. Play will be in Central Park weather permitting or in the 6th floor gym. Dress for the weather. Instructors: Bruce Trager, Josh Santerre, Elana Kuflik 212-712-6230
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Lakeside, OR Summer Camps
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Teen Leadership Training Retreat 2016 - Penn Yan, NY
Join Jewish community teens from Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, and Ithaca for an amazing weekend of Low Ropes, Sports, Leadership Training programs, and a huge Saturday Night Carnival! Open to all 8th-12th graders in the Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, and Ithaca Jewish communities. $18 registration fee will be donated to a charitable organization chosen by teen participants. Generous underwriting provided by the Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk Foundation. To register, contact your community organizer (membership/affiliation/prior participation from organizer's agency is not required): BUFFALO - Melissa Schreiber, Buffalo Bureau of Jewish Education, melissa@bjebuffalo.org ROCHESTER - Rich Gordon, Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester, rgordon@jewishrochester.org. Online registration available at http://www.jewishrochester.org/teens. SYRACUSE - Lauren Rosenstein, Temple Concord, youthdirector@templeconcord.org ALBANY - Ruth Malka, Mifgash Jewish Community High School, director@mifgashcommunity.org ITHACA - Rabbi Suzanne Brody, Temple Beth-El, director@tbeithaca.org
2016 Camp KidJam: Current 2nd - 4th Graders
We just reserved our spots for Creek kids! Parents, mark your calendar for next summer and start saving. Camp is an awesome birthday or Christmas gift! Registration will open in February. Summer camp. It’s a chance for your kids to… get away from home make new friends get messy stay up late and have some fun. Right? Well, yes. And no. Because there’s a lot more to summer camp than fun and games. A week of summer camp can impact your kid’s faith like nothing else can. For a whole week, Your kids will go on a journey with God. They’ll hear life-changing truths. They’ll worship. They’ll talk about it together. They’ll build better friendships. And they’ll connect with an adult – their small group leader – who will personally invest in them. And, yeah, they’ll have some fun, too. Summer camp is where memories are made. The kind of memories that can shape a kid’s faith, and will stick with them long after the week is over. Summer camp matters. And it’s right around the corner.
Zumbathon® Charity Event for the South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Te
Mission: To improve the health and economic well being of individuals, communities, and the state of South Carolina by preventing teen pregnancy Cost: $5. 00
Camp KidJam! - Marion, IN
KidZonStage Fall Performance Camp RECITALS - Lancaster, CA
Come see these young artists perform ACTORS, SINGERS AND PIANISTS Ages 5-14 Admission is FREE - donations accepted Proceeds to assist us with our relocation and greatly appreciated 3:00 and 6:00 call 661-816-0150 for additional information
Teen Leadership Training Retreat 2016 - Penn Yan, NY
Join Jewish community teens from Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, and Ithaca for an amazing weekend of Low Ropes, Sports, Leadership Training programs, and a huge Saturday Night Carnival! Open to all 8th-12th graders in the Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, and Ithaca Jewish communities. $18 registration fee will be donated to a charitable organization chosen by teen participants. Generous underwriting provided by the Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk Foundation. To register, contact your community organizer (membership/affiliation/prior participation from organizer's agency is not required): BUFFALO - Melissa Schreiber, Buffalo Bureau of Jewish Education, melissa@bjebuffalo.org ROCHESTER - Rich Gordon, Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester, rgordon@jewishrochester.org. Online registration available at http://www.jewishrochester.org/teens. SYRACUSE - Lauren Rosenstein, Temple Concord, youthdirector@templeconcord.org ALBANY - Ruth Malka, Mifgash Jewish Community High School, director@mifgashcommunity.org ITHACA - Rabbi Suzanne Brody, Temple Beth-El, director@tbeithaca.org
2016 Camp KidJam: Current 2nd - 4th Graders
We just reserved our spots for Creek kids! Parents, mark your calendar for next summer and start saving. Camp is an awesome birthday or Christmas gift! Registration will open in February. Summer camp. It’s a chance for your kids to… get away from home make new friends get messy stay up late and have some fun. Right? Well, yes. And no. Because there’s a lot more to summer camp than fun and games. A week of summer camp can impact your kid’s faith like nothing else can. For a whole week, Your kids will go on a journey with God. They’ll hear life-changing truths. They’ll worship. They’ll talk about it together. They’ll build better friendships. And they’ll connect with an adult – their small group leader – who will personally invest in them. And, yeah, they’ll have some fun, too. Summer camp is where memories are made. The kind of memories that can shape a kid’s faith, and will stick with them long after the week is over. Summer camp matters. And it’s right around the corner.
Zumbathon® Charity Event for the South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Te
Mission: To improve the health and economic well being of individuals, communities, and the state of South Carolina by preventing teen pregnancy Cost: $5. 00
Camp KidJam! - Marion, IN
KidZonStage Fall Performance Camp RECITALS - Lancaster, CA
Come see these young artists perform ACTORS, SINGERS AND PIANISTS Ages 5-14 Admission is FREE - donations accepted Proceeds to assist us with our relocation and greatly appreciated 3:00 and 6:00 call 661-816-0150 for additional information
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Sharrrk Week! - Old Trail School
Its Sharrrk Week at SCamp! Create shark themed projects from crazy socks to shark fin jello cups and shark mix. Come join us down under as we explore these magnificent creatures and swim into the ocean with water balloon painting as well. Instructor: Kelly Stegmaier, BA, Garfield High School Art teacher 3306661118 x469
WonderLab at MCDS - WonderLab at MCDS
Does your child like to explore the natural world, tinker and build, and use art and technology to communicate and illustrate ideas? WonderLab may be the perfect summer opportunity! WonderLab is a two-week program -- for rising fourth grade students -- in partnership with Laurel Dell School in San Rafael, offering hands-on, inquiry-based projects and workshops in design thinking, science and engineering. Students will grow perspective and partnership in a diverse, collaborative classroom through group project work and exploring individual passions. 415-891-9914
Week 7 - Full Day Elite Camp - Holy Child
For Premier and Travel A-team Players Arrival from 8:45 a.m. Pick-Up at 4:00 p.m. Camp ends at 12:00 p.m. on Friday Early Drop-off available 203-274-5367
Teen Times M-F Session 1 - Prairie View Community Center
A summer at Teen Times camp is filled with activities such as sports, swimming, crafts and fun! Teens will take an active role in planning their daily schedules. Field trips will be twice a week (usually Wednesdays and Fridays). We will be swimming at the pool two afternoons a week so campers should bring a swimsuit, towel and lunch daily, unless otherwise noted. GRADES 6th - 8th LOCATION Activity Room
May 23-27: Wilderness Skills (Ages 5-6) - Mountain Kids!
This week will plant the seeds of exploration and adventure in a safe, fun, and engaging environment for young outdoors-kids! Learn how to prepare for a hike and stay safe in the wilderness. Learn the four cardinal directions, and the importance of attitude in a survival situation. Make shelters and learn the difference between a survival shelter and a fort. Embrace serendipity, get curious and learn from what we see in nature! 505-699-6230
Sharrrk Week! - Old Trail School
Its Sharrrk Week at SCamp! Create shark themed projects from crazy socks to shark fin jello cups and shark mix. Come join us down under as we explore these magnificent creatures and swim into the ocean with water balloon painting as well. Instructor: Kelly Stegmaier, BA, Garfield High School Art teacher 3306661118 x469
WonderLab at MCDS - WonderLab at MCDS
Does your child like to explore the natural world, tinker and build, and use art and technology to communicate and illustrate ideas? WonderLab may be the perfect summer opportunity! WonderLab is a two-week program -- for rising fourth grade students -- in partnership with Laurel Dell School in San Rafael, offering hands-on, inquiry-based projects and workshops in design thinking, science and engineering. Students will grow perspective and partnership in a diverse, collaborative classroom through group project work and exploring individual passions. 415-891-9914
Week 7 - Full Day Elite Camp - Holy Child
For Premier and Travel A-team Players Arrival from 8:45 a.m. Pick-Up at 4:00 p.m. Camp ends at 12:00 p.m. on Friday Early Drop-off available 203-274-5367
Teen Times M-F Session 1 - Prairie View Community Center
A summer at Teen Times camp is filled with activities such as sports, swimming, crafts and fun! Teens will take an active role in planning their daily schedules. Field trips will be twice a week (usually Wednesdays and Fridays). We will be swimming at the pool two afternoons a week so campers should bring a swimsuit, towel and lunch daily, unless otherwise noted. GRADES 6th - 8th LOCATION Activity Room
May 23-27: Wilderness Skills (Ages 5-6) - Mountain Kids!
This week will plant the seeds of exploration and adventure in a safe, fun, and engaging environment for young outdoors-kids! Learn how to prepare for a hike and stay safe in the wilderness. Learn the four cardinal directions, and the importance of attitude in a survival situation. Make shelters and learn the difference between a survival shelter and a fort. Embrace serendipity, get curious and learn from what we see in nature! 505-699-6230